Publication date
2018-02-25
Usage Public Domain Mark 1.0
Topics
Dubpoetry, language & power, oral vs written poetry, Jamaica, Keats, Browning, Caribbean literature, Mutabaruka, Linton Kwesi Johnson, Oku Onuara, Penguin Book of Verse, Canlit, Lillian Allen, Devon Haughton, Clifton Joseph, League of Canadian Poets, reggae, hiphop, versioning, the Griot tradition, spoken word, performance poetry, spliterature, Grace Jones, PoeMagic
Dubpoet Klyde Broox will exceed your expectations, while
versioning your verities & spectacularizing your horizons. To
have new windows opened in the penthouse of your imagination, to
appreciate the old romance between sense & reason, to plug into the connection between language & power, tune in to a
truly remarkable performance poet—Hamilton's own Klyde Broox, whose
brooks are ever colliding, never stagnating, loving not hating,
participating, intoxicating, celebrating. Yeah.
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